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Trisha Yearwood may have found a whole new audience of fans in recent years with her hit cooking show and best-selling cookbooks, but making music remains her biggest calling, and Trisha’s new on the radio with a beautiful song called “I Remember You.” It’s the second single from Trisha’s album, PrizeFighter: Hit after Hit, and it’s the kind of music that Trisha says “feeds her soul.” (AUDIO INFO BELOW)
- One thing that can feed your soul is Trisha’s album, PrizeFighter: Hit after Hit, a 16-song collection that includes 10 classic Trisha hits and six new songs, including “I Remember You.” The album is in stores now and available digitally on GhostTunes.
Trisha Yearwood says that making music “feeds her soul.” (:38)
“As an artist, what I feel like I have to do is make music. I mean, I’ve enjoyed all of the other things that have come with this second career, this whole cooking thing that’s going on: I’m lovin’ it ’cause it also comes out of something that I love to do. But music is what feeds my soul, and I can’t imagine not creating it. Whatever it does, I want it to be successful, I want to sell records, I want to have a number-one record, I want it to be like, ‘Man, can you believe after seven years…,’ I want all that to happen, but the bottom line is you have to be happy with the music you make. And if you’re truly gonna call yourself an artist, you gotta record those songs and go, ‘This fed my soul, this made me happy.’ And I feel that way, so you know, the rest is kind of up to everybody else.”